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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2009
Page
1
Indians stay ahead of Eagles in a competitive matchup as fans gather for seasonal events. One dollar entry noted for admission, highlighting community excitement and family friendly activities.
Health officials warn of a second wave of the 2009 H1N1 flu as only 20 to 25 percent of county residents have been vaccinated. Joe Hopkins, Western Pyramid regional coordinator, urges more vaccination due to the high likelihood of renewed spread. He cautions complacency as fear wanes and emphasizes that vaccination remains important even for those who think they had the flu.
Dozens of Kansas districts forming Schools for Fair Funding voted to ask the Kansas Supreme Court to reopen a 1999 case. They challenge whether the current funding formula and this year’s budget cuts are constitutional, representing 168000 students.
President Barack Obama seals a political accord with China and other emerging powers in Copenhagen after two years of talks. The non binding accord promises emergency aid totaling 30 billion dollars over three years and aims to channel 100 billion dollars annually to developing nations by 2020, with a verification mechanism for heat trapping gas reductions. Leaders Merkel India South Africa Brazil weigh mixed reaction as accord seen as first step.
Barbara Jensen was hired as executive director of the Senior Center of Finney County replacing Norma Nichols who retired after 23 years. Jensen, the current business manager, has served the center for over 20 years and was interim director as the search concluded. Ruth Dunlap praised Jensen while Nichols cited her experience and a master's in agency counseling from Fort Hays State University as key qualifications.
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